Kill Bill: Vol. 12003
I think the film predominantly relies on aestheticism than anything else; great unfolding of events, the pace is magnificent (coming from someone with 2026 attention span), cinematography is top tier and even the music and sound effects i found myself enjoying despite their exaggeration sometimes but i think this is what makes it so fun and gives it the Tarntino flavor. In terms of story, its quite a simple and lacks depth which i'm not fully objecting to btw. Its a movie for those who love cinema for its dramatic flare not its depth and resonance. Very violent too.
